Violent crime has been going down, right through the worst years of the downturn

Jebediah · May 22, 2012

DonGlock26 said: ↑

What I've seen in the media over the last year is an increase in black mob attacks on whites. I think it's a gradual decay of social order, and the effects of progressive race baiting over several decades.
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Violent crime in general has been in a downward trend for YEARS as confirmed by FBI statistics. Just because one racist has delusional hallucinations doesn't mean reality is altered for the rest of us.

Dasein · May 22, 2012

HB Surfer said: ↑

You don't understand how violent crime rate calculations work? They don't account for demographics increases or decreases of young men.

So again... Here is a lesson in reality for all you folks out there that want to credit other factors.

Crime goes up when the age demographics of men between the ages of 15-23 are high, and it goes down when that demographic is low. Guess what has been happening lately? It has also been shown that when gun ownership by law abiding citizens go up, crime goes down.
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Gee, who should I believe? The FBI or random person on the internet who thought Sarah Palin was going to be President?

Zosiasmom · May 22, 2012

Dasein said: ↑

Gee, who should I believe? The FBI or random person on the internet who thought Sarah Palin was going to be President?
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The FBI..???

Gangs are expanding, evolving and posing an increasing threat to US communities nationwide. Many gangs are sophisticated criminal networks with members who are violent, distribute wholesale quantities of drugs, and develop and maintain close working relationships with members and associates of transnational criminal/drug trafficking organizations. Gangs are becoming more violent while engaging in less typical and lower-risk crime, such as prostitution and white-collar crime. Gangs are more adaptable, organized, sophisticated, and opportunistic, exploiting new and advanced technology as a means to recruit, communicate discretely, target their rivals, and perpetuate their criminal activity. Based on state, local, and federal law enforcement reporting, the NGIC concludes that:

There are approximately 1.4 million active street, prison, and OMG gang members comprising more than 33,000 gangs in the United States. Gang membership increased most significantly in the Northeast and Southeast regions, although the West and Great Lakes regions boast the highest number of gang members. Neighborhood-based gangs, hybrid gang members, and national-level gangs such as the Sureños are rapidly expanding in many jurisdictions. Many communities are also experiencing an increase in ethnic-based gangs such as African, Asian, Caribbean, and Eurasian gangs.
Gangs are responsible for an average of 48 percent of violent crime in most jurisdictions and up to 90 percent in several others, according to NGIC analysis. Major cities and suburban areas experience the most gang-related violence. Local neighborhood-based gangs and drug crews continue to pose the most significant criminal threat in most communities. Aggressive recruitment of juveniles and immigrants, alliances and conflict between gangs, the release of incarcerated gang members from prison, advancements in technology and communication, and Mexican Drug Trafficking Organization (MDTO) involvement in drug distribution have resulted in gang expansion and violence in a number of jurisdictions.

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Approximately 1.4 million active street, OMG, and prison gang members, comprising more than 33,000 gangs, are criminally active within all 50 US states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (see Appendix A). This represents a 40 percent increase from an estimated 1 million gang members in 2009. The NGIC attributes this increase in gang membership primarily to improved reporting, more aggressive recruitment efforts by gangs, the formation of new gangs, new opportunities for drug trafficking, and collaboration with rival gangs and drug trafficking organizations (DTOs). Law enforcement in several jurisdictions also attribute the increase in gang membership in their region to the gangster rap culture, the facilitation of communication and recruitment through the Internet and social media, the proliferation of generational gang members, and a shortage of resources to combat gangs.

More than half of NGIC law enforcement partners report an increase in gang-related criminal activity in their jurisdictions over the past two years. Neighborhood-based gangs continue to pose the greatest threat in most jurisdictions nationwide.

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Mind you, I'm not indicating any individual race, just that there is a rise in gang violence which is a by-product of black market capitalism.

Jebediah · May 22, 2012

HB Surfer said: ↑

Offer more conceal carry permits to all...
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Do you think that will help with the epidemic of child porn distribution by WHITE males?

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